Fantastico Studio and Inlogic Games have announced that the number merged puzzle game Get 10 Quest will be making its way to Switch this week. It’ll feature 80 levels, six different types of gameplay, and an endless mode.
Here’s a trailer:
Get 10 Quest will release for Switch via the eShop on July 17. Pricing is set at $2.99.
Source: Switch eShop
In a new post on its Japanese blog today, Nintendo shared new rankings for Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics. Information was revealed about the top games by total play time, most played worldwide, longest and shortest average play time, and more.
Here’s the full roundup of data:
Limited Run Games and Sekai Games have announced that the visual/cinematic novel Fault: Milestone One is getting a physical release on Switch. Fans can choose between a standard copy or collector’s edition.
The collector’s edition includes:
Octopath Traveler is officially two years old, and Square Enix has sent out some new art in celebration. We have the image above.
Octopath Traveler released for Switch on July 13, 2018. It was first announced during the Nintendo Switch Presentation back in January 2017.
The multiplayer boss-battler Bossgard has received a new batch of footage. Take a look at the gameplay in the video below.
Bossgard is due out for Switch via the eShop on July 15.
Japanese outlet Dime was able to speak with Pokemon Unite producer Masaaki Hoshino, which was recently announced for Switch and mobile. Hoshino commented on partnering with Tencent, confirmed that there’s no word on launch timing, and more.
Here’s the full roundup of tidbits, courtesy of ZhugeEX:
After the action-arcade game Lost Wing was planned for a 2019 launch, 2Awesome Studio has announced a new, final release date. The title launches on July 31 via the Switch eShop.
Here’s an overview of Lost Wing, along with a trailer:
Update: This has now been teased by LEGO on social media (thanks Justin):
Are you ready to play like never before? pic.twitter.com/XuNFD7rP0B
— LEGO (@LEGO_Group) July 13, 2020
Nintendo and LEGO kicked off a new partnership with LEGO Super Mario. It seems that the two sides will be collaborating beyond LEGO, as a new leak has apparently outed the existence of the LEGO Nintendo Entertainment System.
The upcoming product features a small TV and cartridge. In total, it comes with 2,646 pieces.
Not even a full month after release, GungHo has announced that their online action battle game has surpassed three million downloads.
In celebration of this, players will be able to receive 100 Jala if they sign in to Ninjala by August 26.
Ninjala is currently available for download on Switch via the eShop.
